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Memorials of the Guild of Merchant Taylors
… men, of whom but little is known, are either directly or collaterally related to the Plantagenet family. First the … interfered with the development of the list, in this or any other exact order, and as the names do not extend … Lord Fitz-Walter, No. 147. For treason in connection with Perkyn Warbeck's spurious claim to the throne, he was …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… to consider the state of the common affairs:if in war, or despair of peace, matters should be pressed with all … and he is of opinion that we should either come to peace or to war. In any case the Waywode should not forbear his … Gambara arrived here lately. He has spoken two or three times to Madame, and will go shortly to England. …
Calendar of Border Papers
… cap and la. (Total)jacks, 13, steel caps, 38, spears or lances, 45, bows, 8. "Cumwhitton Parishinge."James … cap and la. (Total)jacks, 7, steel caps, 28, spears or lances, 32, bows, 19. "Cumrewe Parishinge."John Dixon … Spittin, Christofer Sowrby, Thomas Renwick, Nicholas Perkyn, Thomas Blamyers, Ambrose Johnson, John Harrison, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… ford on the river Rib, near which a blacksmith, named Bunt or Bunting, had a forge. It is pleasantly situated on a … of the court of king's bench: within the Sylvester chapel, or aisle, is a stone coffin of unusual size and form, which … and comprising 2076 acres, of which 61 are common or waste. The living is a rectory, valued in the king's books …
Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1541-1857
… ed. R. Hovenden (London, 1878) p. 113). Henry Caesar or Adelmare D.D. 1609-1626. Pres. by king 24 Sept. 1609 …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… same, who answered that he must have the King's warrant, or be otherwise certified. Prays Salisbury to impart the … combine to make an army for the invasion of this kingdom or England, to consist of 17000 men from all those parts, as … his directions as soon as they had heard of our rising or division in England, or of rebellion in this country; and …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… deserve his best. Yet to fill up those duties by ignorance or want of force hitherto left unfinished, offers himself … first given. In the rest, whether they have done well or ill, I leave to wisdoms that can better judge of it than … that for a time I knew not what to make of him, fish or flesh, wise or foolish; protesting solemnly he would …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… what presses of men were here, either for the land or sea. Fourthly, what fleets of either English or Dutch were preparing for the sea. And lastly, whether … 1601, May 8. For employment in the Low Countries, or otherwise. Speaks of his 10 years' service in the wars, …